A-Frame House Kit

The A-Frame House Kit is a solid option should you be on the market for a Do-it-Yourself kind of project and you’re convinced you’re quite the handy man. These models are said to be easy to build with just a team of two. The great looking houses are available in different sizes, from 600 to 1300 square feet, enough for a reasonably sized family. The Estonian company Avrame ensures you may finish it just under 4 months which is quite short term for such a nice project, you may take longer to get all the proper construction licensing done than to build the house itself… Using mainly quality wood and eco-friendly materials, this kit enables you to build a steeped roof house, offering an easy getaway in the mountaintop or woodland setting of your choice, and on a budget.

IGLUCRAFT CABIN

Iglucraft has created a range of handcrafted timber cabins that look rustic but have all the amenities of home. The tailor made tiny houses are built with the highest quality and are crafted to match your specific requirements. The design is unique, combining the centuries-old shingles technology with modern knowledge and craftwork. Hidden beneath the robust and primeval surface are all the conveniences meeting today´s modern standards. Available in a range of size...
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THE COLLINGWOOD HUT

The Collingwood Shepherd Hut is an interesting housing possibility for those of us who just love the outdoors. This modular cabin can provide shelter in a safe and very comfy way. Built with a galvanized steel structure and finished in beautiful wood all the way around, it looks both vintage and fairy tale like. The wood work is really phenomenal, inside and outside; on the roof you get western red cedar shakes, that provide a nice tile look, on the sides, a solid w...
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CLOCKTOWER PENTHOUSE APARTMENT | BROOKLYN

A striking triplex penthouse apartment in a clock tower overlooking the Brooklyn Bridge and New York Harbor has gone on the market for $25 million.The main floor of the sleek modern apartment is dominated by four working clocks housed in four 14-foot-high round windows, which provide nearly unobstructed views (except for the clock faces) out to the four points of the compass. ...
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